اسرار سنترال رمسيس الحربي وماذا بعد حرقه

0:01 Welcome, everyone, the regime is almost mobilizing with us on September 5th, guys. People praying at home, which we are watching, only indicates that we are in the last days of this decrepit, expired, traitorous regime that is occupying Egypt. Down with the military rule before any talk, before any talk, before we talk about anything. Down with the military rule and it will fall. I will stand among the civilians and show them to you, my dear. God willing, God willing, the military institution is like any ministry in the country. The civilian state will hold it this way and that, and I am in their midst today, 77, like today, eight years ago, Ahmed El-Mansi and

0:46 his writer were martyred at the hands of a terrorist group. The regime lied to the people and told you that Israel prevented us from sending out support planes, even though the planes were five minutes away from the place where the operation took place. El- Mansi was wondering about his end. El-Mansi, I talked about him in three episodes from four or five years ago. The story of Al-Mansi, one, two, and three, I will put them for you at the end of this video, and I would like to add a small thing to it, that Mansi was not - may God have mercy on him - meaning and consider him among the martyrs, that he was not as pure as I understood, there was

1:33 no contamination in the text, and the subject had to do with arms trade, and I did not say this, you will not find it in the three videos, so I will make a second video in which we will talk specifically about Ahmed Al-Mansi and his martyrdom, and why Mahmoud Al-Sisi decided to liquidate him, and why Al- Arjani killed him, and then his group killed him exactly as he killed Al-Lafi, procedures to arrive at procedures, but this is something we will talk about later. What is important for us today is that we say to Mansi, may God have mercy on you and consider him among the martyrs, meaning and forgive him his mistakes and reward him for the good he did in this

2:21 world, but the basis is that there are many problems, and this story will come back to us again with details that no one knew before, other than the details that I I told you about it before, also about Ahmed El-Mansi, and no one else knew about it, nor did he get any additional details. So, regarding the 7th, he entered a very important point that happened today, which is the burning or the outbreak of fire in the Ramses switchboard. Of course, many people know the Ramses switchboard. Anyone who goes to Cairo, anyone who has been to Misr Station, knows the Ramses switchboard and knows how big the building is and knows how old it is and how

3:10 important it is in Egyptian communications. But there is a part that you do not know, Madani, about the Ramses switchboard. This Ramses switchboard is a civilian one, and this is where the military intelligence installs the program for intercepting landline communications. It is installed from the Ramses switchboard. This Ramses switchboard is the central one that contains all the things that cause spying on citizens and recording citizens’ calls. All of this is done in the Ramses switchboard. That is why there is an office for the Signal Corps inside the Ramses switchboard. The Signal Corps itself was placed under the

3:59 Military Security Authority, or I don’t know what. What used to be military intelligence became an authority instead of a weapon, it became an authority with four weapons under it, including the signal and electronic warfare. It is not only a main center for transportation and communications, and not only is this the one that has TV channels, ITM, and the internet, but it also includes the strategic network of the armed forces, the private lines, the programs for recording, intercepting and recording calls, and monitoring. All of these disasters are done from inside the Ramses exchange,

4:45 in addition to the internet, television, and the things that you know. Also, militarily, this Ramses exchange is very, very central, and I tell you that the Signal Corps had an office for the Signal Corps to manage the signal inside the Ramses exchange. In other exchanges, there are people working in other civilian exchanges, but the most important civilian exchange since the days of Abdel Nasser, since the days of the S, which is when we were born, we found this Ramses exchange. The Signal Corps is the familiarity of the Ramses exchange with them, of course, military intelligence. And with them the electronic warfare, this is not just a good place or a strong place or a piece of land I don’t know what because people are telling you

5:31 what Sisi wants to keep the land, maybe I have n’t received any news yet. I tried to communicate with people in the military but I couldn’t reach them. I wanted to know if the Ramses exchange, or if Meza is also one of the places that has solid work with intelligence, and this is military intelligence, not general intelligence. I want to know if the work of this Ramses exchange was moved to a second exchange or to the administrative capital because Sisi has withdrawn a lot of control in Egypt, including electricity, telephones, the internet, mobile phones, telephones, C- phones and all of this stuff. He has created control networks for it inside the new administrative capital.

6:17 I want to know if this Ramses exchange is being emptied now, is it being burned and emptied so that the land can be cleared for the one after it and the whole journey has gone to another place or not. I will get to it. It’s a matter of time and I will be able to get to it. I just wanted to let you know. With the importance of this central military and the control of the military government over the people, the Ramses central is the most important central in Egypt. I get very confused. I say the Almaza central because when I was in the Air Force, I had a lot of work to finish with the Almaza central. This is our work. I am not me. I am not telling you something that I do not know, nor something that someone told me. No, I am telling you something that any graduate of

7:03 my military armament knows. The matter is settled, meaning they will not be able to deny it. They will not be able to twist and turn around it. This is regarding the Almaza central. But let us see together what social media brought us to the Almaza central because there are other things that I would like to talk about at the end of the episode. Yes, let us see here, Anas Taha, the rescue operations. This is what the central looks like today.

7:51 The fires are coming out from everywhere. This is also a strange sight. I mean, there is no source that you can say that this is it. The source of the fire is not the fire coming from several places, from several floors. I mean, something strange. Also here, Ali Bakri had put a picture of the smoke. It looks very difficult. The journalist Ali Bakri

8:37 is also here. Let's see what the latest developments are. People, of course, tell you in their comments that since one place is so important, then a strike on it. Expect communications in Egypt. Of course, they are not afraid of a strike because they are working with the Zionists. Who is he afraid of? Neither Sudan will come out and hit you with a plane, nor does Libya have planes to hit you with. Your concern as a civilian is the Israelis. Is he working with them? Is he working under their feet? Aren’t you afraid of anything, Madani? Don’t tell them Egypt is fine. We will turn around the leader, the inspiring leader, the hero. Oh, now there is an important point. Since we have finished talking about the Ramses exchange, let’s see

9:24 other news, or what if there is anything new on the subject. No, it is clear that there is nothing new. Egypt’s internet, networks, and ITM are all in the exchange. Everything is in the Ramses exchange, except for the second one, unless I hear the news that they transferred all the things that were happening in the pharmacy to another node. Its name is a node to a second strategic node, or from one exchange to a second strategic exchange inside the administrative capital. This is what I expect, but let me think and search, Madani, and a decision will come to you. The matter is also Madani’s. We are looking like this. No, there is nothing. It just looks like the fire is very difficult and clear. It is really a

10:11 big fire, not a small fire or anything, I mean God bless him, he told you that there are also employees inside and civilians inside and the switchboard is on fire and there is nothing and no respect for anyone. The civil defense is also in a tight spot. I don’t see hoses or a flame. It was just one car that went up one ladder and the building is not very high. I mean we are not talking about something very high. Here are the heroes, may God honor them, I mean the heroes of the fire department. You see one car, the biggest switchboard, the most important switchboard in Egypt, on fire and one fire truck

10:57 parked underneath it. What do you think? What do you think, civilian? The same thing that happened at the Ministry of Endowments. One car with a water hose. Who will put it out? These are the numbers so that if there is anything related to the fire, here are the phone numbers so that we can contribute to spreading the word. The means of communication, anything for it In relation to the Ramses Central Burner, let’s move on to the Minister of Solidarity. Let’s get outside the Ramses issue and go to the Minister of Solidarity, who is studying the revival of the Tekke as a manifestation of social solidarity. This is an admission from the government that they have impoverished the country

11:43 to a stage that has reached the point where we have reached the Tekke stage. I mean, they have impoverished the country and ruined it to the point that food will be in the Tekkes. Listen, Madani, and because you are eating in the Tekke, you will know what this Tekke is, its story, Dr. Ammar Ali Hassan, because I studied the role of the Tekkes. Let’s see here. He tells you, because I studied the role of the Tekkes and the Khankawat in the Middle Ages. The whole world is advancing, and we are going back to talking about the Middle Ages, entering the 15th and 16th centuries, and so on. I mean, perhaps the authorities expect that their current policy that they insist on will lead to the creation of hunger

12:29 in all parts of Egypt, and the Tekkes will come to treat their inability to provide food for the hungry, and as I suggested Kuttabs, as Kuttabs were suggested as an alternative to schools that do not want to expand in establishing more of them or spending on the existing ones. Political practice has actually returned to these centuries, so what is surprising that they are thinking of returning society to the past to suit them? But this, but is this possible? No, this is impossible, but just thinking about it doubles our losses. We, people, have reached a very difficult stage. I mean, Dr. Ammar Ali Hassan says that this takia was made in the Middle Ages for the

13:15 people who could not find food. Well, imagine today that there is an oppressive rule like this, a military occupation, a tyranny over the Egyptian people, and it is the one who has your food, O civilian. This means that whoever does not listen will die of hunger. He will not take food from the takia man. You do not listen to the words of the inspiring leader, who cuts and sells, works and chops, and so on. In other words, he will disgrace the whole country as he wants. But if you prolong it, then you will not find food to eat. Food does not come except from the takia. He will plunder the whole country and throw it to you. Wrap it after it spoils. Do you think that this shop will sell you fresh food or what? No, he will bring you the things before you throw away the things, starting with the zucchini that no one bought, the tomatoes that no one

14:02 found, the cucumbers, the onions, and all the spoiled things will be thrown out to the garbage disposal so that the poor can throw them away for free, and whoever doesn’t like it can go to prison or die of hunger, just like Dr. Ammar Ali Hassan that we are watching. He is unfit for human consumption. The clock is approaching 2026, and these people are making us think of the Middle Ages. They want to bring back Kuttabs instead of schools after they installed someone with a forged high school diploma in education. They want to bring back Kuttabs instead of schools. This is very logical, very natural. They want to put you in the garbage disposal instead of making economic reforms. He will prefer to plunder and throw you some of the change. How many millions will it cost him every day? What matters is the billions that he is plundering and the life that he never dreamed of. This matters,

14:49 will we remain silent about this? Is there any of us who wants to go and throw himself into destruction in the face of this tyrannical regime? No, there isn’t. So what is the solution, Madani? On September 5, 2025, pray at home. Muslim, Christian, pray at home. Man or woman, pray at home. Child, young man, man, old man, pray at home. Leave the mosques empty for them as the first collective negative protest action by the entire Egyptian people in protest against the state the country has reached and the basic demands, as a small thing that we all agree on. Why early presidential elections, Sherif? On September 5? Because we said it at the

15:35 end of the 6th. We have two months until the call reaches the salt of the earth. The call reached all of Egypt in three days online. This is not important. What is important is that you, Madani, talk about it, that you deliver it, and that you inform people about it. The second thing that I want to say, because the new civilians are upset, is that I am telling you, Madani, and I am very happy with this reaction, and this is something that, frankly, makes me happy and enters I am happy because the message has arrived, Madani. The message has arrived. The military government looks at you as a contemptible, second-class creature, an ignorant animal. Try it. You don’t love Egypt like them. All this talk. Consequently, the civilian has become an insult to this

16:23 military government. Any extension, where is the civilian here? We all saw Sisi saying, “Where is the civilian here?” And if you go and do any service work for the army, you will find written on it the rank of civilian. So, for them, this civilian is an insult to us, that we are second-class. We, Madani, have decided that this will be the word that unites us, the few soldiers who are traitors who rule the country in the name of Zion. We, Madani, our strength is that we are civilians. Our size, our intelligence, our numbers, and our unity is that we are civilians. I said neither right-wing nor left-wing, nor Islamist nor Christian, nor Brotherhood, nor Tartani, nor Upper Egyptian, nor peasant, nor anything else. I say civilian because this word is the

17:11 word. The only thing that unites us all in the face of military rule is the military. This is the only word that unites them all, that they remain the gang that rules the country, the gang that controls us. We will gather, organize, and unite, and we will attack them and apply pressure on them all, all politely, all in our way, and all without putting your life in danger, oh civilian. This is for the new civilians who are still arriving. This program, in relation to Omar El-Fatery, what was he talking about? Omar El-Fatery was talking about Osama Morsi, the son of President Mohamed Morsi, may God have mercy on him. Osama Morsi is not alone, and the thousands of detainees in

17:57 Sisi’s prisons are not numbers. They are souls dying slowly. Osama, the son of the late President Mohamed Morsi, has been detained since 2016, deprived of visits, of want, of treatment, of anything resembling life. Today, he is on a hunger strike, screaming with his weak body after the state closed all doors of law and mercy in his face. In these prisons, there are Islamists, leftists, and liberals, there are students, girls, and mothers. Journalists, former judges, engineers, and even children in Sisi’s prisons don’t care. Anyone who says no goes in. Anyone who defends their dignity is punished. We don’t choose. We choose who we stand with on air. Freedom is a right for every human being, regardless of their idea, background,

18:44 or opinion. Freedom for Osama Morsi. Freedom for all detainees. Freedom for Egypt from injustice and from prison. The issue isn’t Osama Morsi. It’s that Osama Morsi is the son of a former president of Egypt. You don’t like this president, you don’t like him, you love him. Osama, you hate him, you love the Brotherhood, you hate them. All of this has nothing to do with the fact that he is being wronged in prison, because injustice, Madani, doesn’t care. You must stand up to injustice, even if it’s injustice. It wasn’t an attack on, for example, a mosque in America. Of course, this is before the war. You find the Jews the first people to take the lead in defending this group. An attack on a Jewish temple. You find the Muslims the first. Why? Because just because you are my opponent or that we disagree with each other or that we do not

19:31 coexist does not mean that I accept your injustice because if I accept your injustice, I will turn the tables and the injustice that will befall me and I will not find anyone to defend me. The issue is not about Morsi’s son or Morsi’s brother or my Brotherhood or right-wing or left-wing or anyone. We have 100,000 prisoners in Sisi’s prisons who have been wronged by all segments of the Egyptian people, from judges and lawyers and even army officers and police officers and the prosecution and the soldiers themselves and whoever means the prisons did not differentiate. At first, the injustice began against the Brotherhood. Everyone was upset and everyone was happy. Then it began to go around herd after herd until there is nothing left with Sisi now except the beneficiaries and the broken ones, the

20:19 committees and the like and the beneficiaries in business and the like because they know that the end of Sisi is their end and the rule of the military will fall And the military rule will fall. Oh no, that's enough. He told you that Ali Bakri was also talking about the central issue. He told you that they will leave the capital. About the late Dr. Khaled Ahmed Khaled Tawfik, he told you that they will leave the old capital to burn with its people and disappear due to injustice, poverty and disease. They will go to their new capital of silence so that their eyes will not be affected by all this atrophy. This is Egypt, Abla. This is Egypt.

21:10 We explained many things to each other today, the most important of which is the Almaza Central and its importance. We talked about some quick topics. Ahmed Mansi. This is a big topic. We will return to it again at the present time. I know that I know, especially since Ahmed Mansi heard that his son joined the war. I know, my son, that Al-Arjani and his gang are the ones who killed your father at the instigation of Mahmoud Al-Sisi. I don't care where this guy is or what year he is now. The important thing is that he knows who killed his father. There was no terrorism in Sinai. Sisi is terrorism. Five things we do after each episode. Someone who doesn't know the channel is talking about what we are saying, especially September 5th. I advise him to pray at home. If we want to get rid of this filth, if we want to get rid of this filth, subscribe to the channel and activate the bell. Like or

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